Tokyo Sea Life Park is a modern Aquarium located on the border of Tokyo and Chiba on the Bay of Tokyo. You can study sharks, eagle rays, and penguins.  It is housed in Kasai Rinkai-koen Park which is a huge public park with a massive ferris wheel, food stalls, plenty of parking and enough space to play ball and bike around. You can also combine with a trip to the Tokyo Subway Museum or the Yumenoshima Botanical Garden .  An easy drive or train ride from central Tokyo, or have a true adventure and take a water taxi. 

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Tokyo Sea Life Park, Edogawa-ku – Bayside Tokyo Aquarium

Here is a printable PDF of  Tokyo Sea Life Park – print out at home and let your kids study.  When you enter the Park note the feeding and show times.The highlight of Tokyo Sea Life Park for us was the penguin
show and the jellies. There is a pleasant tidal pool area, but the wait was a bit long for the end experience – limited hands-on. There is also a wonderful outside area along the bay to enjoy your lunch – buy at the restaurant at the Sea Life Park or bring your own lunch.

Very child and baby friendly – strollers and changing rooms available.

The aquarium is divided into thirteen areas and take about 60-90 mins to see everything. 

1. Voyagers of the Sea: bluefin tuna, eastern little tuna, yellowfin tuna, scalloped hammerhead, eagle ray, etc.

2. Pacific Ocean: humphead wrasse, blue spine unicorn fish, shiner surfperch, pez chancho, picoroco, nursery fish, etc.

3. Indian Sea: yellowband Angelfish, Sohal surgeonfish, leafy seadragon, golden butterfly fish, etc.

4. Atlantic Ocean: silver porgy, lumpsucker, roi des rouget, plaice, etc.

5. Caribbean Sea: queen angelfish, rock beauty, blue chromis, butter hamlet, etc.

6. Oceans of Polar Regions: bulhead notothen, antarctic krill, arctic isopod, orage footed sea cucumber, etc.

7. Life of the Deep Sea: long-stalked isocrinid sea lily, sea toad, spotted ratfish, slender alfonsino, etc.

8. Life on the Shoreline: purple star, sea bat, fan worm, striped shore crab, etc.

9. Penguin Exhibition: little penguins, Humboldt penguins, and rockhopper penguins

10. Kelp Forest: giant kelp, copper rockfish, garibaldi, etc.

11. Water Bird Exhibition: tufted puffin, guillemot

12. The Sea of Tokyo: file fish, striped mullet, mudskipper, yellow goby, bigfin reefsquid, yellowback fusilier, Clark’s anemonefish, bluestreak cleaner wrasse, green moon wrasse, blenny, Japanese pygmy angelfish

13. Life in Freshwater: masu trout, Japanese char, pale chub, crane arm shrimp, etc.

Tokyo Sea Life Park Details
Address: 6-2-3 Rinkaicho, Edogawa, Tokyo (google map)
Phone: 03-3869-5152
Hours: Closed Wed, Open all other days. 9:30 – 17:00 (If Wed is a national holiday it will be closed Thursday)
Cost: Seniors 65+ 350 JPY Adults 700 JPY, Jr. High 250 JPY (free if attending Jr. High School in Tokyo with ID), children 0-12 free
Access: Public Parking available, 7 min walk from Kasairinkaikoen Station on the Keiyo Line
Website: https://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/spot/zoo/tokyosealifepartaquarium.html

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Tokyo Sea Life Park, Edogawa-ku – Bayside Tokyo Aquarium

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